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I've been bleeding solidly for the last 10. i'm on the contraceptive pill but it's still not stopping. i'm worried it's serious. what could it be?
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Probably normal: 1. Always rule out pregnancy. 2. If not pregnant you can start taking two(2) birth control pills a day until the bleeding stops and then go back to one a day again 3. If the bleeding is not bad you can just keep taking the pills and the bleeding should get better soon.
Answered 11/2/2015
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